Baie-Comeau Drakkar

Three reigning champions will open the season in celebration. A new generation will take the spotlight. And after more than 2,000 regular-season games across the WHL, OHL and QMJHL, three playoff roads will converge in Guelph for the 107th Memorial Cup presented by Kubota. The countdown is nearly over. One week from today, the Ontario Hockey League (OHL) will open the 2026–27 season on Thursday, Sept. 17, before the Quebec Maritimes Junior Hockey League (QMJHL) and Western Hockey League (WHL) get underway Friday, Sept. 18. Opening weekend will quickly turn attention to the rafters as the Kitchener Rangers, Chicoutimi Saguenéens and Everett Silvertips raise championship banners. Eight months later, the season will culminate in Guelph, where one team from the WHL, OHL or QMJHL will capture the 107th Memorial Cup presented by Kubota and stand atop major junior hockey.

La pige officielle pour l’expérience unique du « 7e joueur » pour la première moitiée de la saison a été complétée avec succès. Cette expérience permettra à plusieurs jeunes partisans(e)s de vivre un moment inoubliable au cœur de l'action, en côtoyant de tout près leur équipe préférée, lors des matchs présentés au Colisée Desjardins. Voici la liste des gagnants(e)s qui fouleront la glace aux couleurs des Tigres : Vendredi 18 septembre (19h00) c. Val-d'Or : Éliot Lecours, 10 ans Dimanche 20 septembre (16h00) c. Drummondville : Elliot Boisvert, 9 ans Vendredi 25 septembre (19h00) c. Sherbrooke : Jordan Doyon, 9 ans Dimanche 27 septembre (16h00) c. Gatineau : Charlotte Ling, 8 ans Mercredi 30 septembre (19h00) c. Charlottetown : Thomas Lapré, 7 ans Mercredi 7 octobre (19h00) c. Shawinigan : Raphaël Leblanc Guerti

Les Saguenéens ont signé leur première victoire du calendrier préparatoire face au Drakkar de Baie-Comeau. Ricard, Dufour et Lecompte ont tous obtenus 3 points pour permettre à Chicoutimi de l’emporter 7 à 1. Le premier trio des Sags commence en force. Après à peine 4 minutes de jeu, Nathan Lecompte sert une superbe passe transversale à Mathis Dufour qui remet à Émile Ricard dans l’enclave. Le vétéran attaquant dépose dans la cage béante pour faire 1 à 0. Chicoutimi continue d’attaquer mais les Bleus se butent à un Joseph Poupart en grande forme. Le gardien du Drakkar étire la jambe droite pour priver William Dubé d’un superbe but collectif. Précourt répond à son tour Le gardien des Sags a également son mot à dire dans la rencontre. Il y va de plusieurs beaux arrêts en désavantage numérique pour garder le zéro au tableau. Christophe Berthelot profite plutôt du désavantage numérique pour s’incruster en zone de Baie-Comeau. Son bel effort individuel

La première saison dans la plus jeune province du Canada a été magique. Avec des records d’assistance pour une équipe de première année et un alignement captivant, le Régiment de Terre-Neuve a offert tout un spectacle à ses partisans. Et bien que quelques visages familiers aient quitté l’équipe cette année, le club devrait rester l’un des adversaires les plus coriaces de la ligue. Malgré la perte de ses quatre meilleurs buteurs, le Régiment peut toujours compter sur un certain nombre de joueurs qui ont apporté un soutien solide la saison dernière. En tête de cette liste figure Louis-François Bélanger, qui était un pilier d’un puissant jeu de puissance et qui a affiché une moyenne d’un point par match lors des séries éliminatoires. Alexis Michaud entame sa première saison complète à Terre-Neuve après une transaction en cours de saison avec Baie-Comeau l’année dernière. Le jeu intelligent de Tyson Goguen, un centre aussi efficace en attaque qu’en défense, lui permettra d’être déployé da

Three reigning champions will open the season in celebration. A new generation will take the spotlight. And after more than 2,000 regular-season games across the WHL, OHL and QMJHL, three playoff roads will converge in Guelph for the 107th Memorial Cup presented by Kubota. The countdown is nearly over. One week from today, the Ontario Hockey League (OHL) will open the 2026–27 season on Thursday, Sept. 17, before the Quebec Maritimes Junior Hockey League (QMJHL) and Western Hockey League (WHL) get underway Friday, Sept. 18. Opening weekend will quickly turn attention to the rafters as the Kitchener Rangers, Chicoutimi Saguenéens and Everett Silvertips raise championship banners. Eight months later, the season will culminate in Guelph, where one team from the WHL, OHL or QMJHL will capture the 107th Memorial Cup presented by Kubota and stand atop major junior hockey.

By: Dylan Baker New faces are settling into new places as the 2026-27 Canadian Hockey League (CHL) season comes into focus, with training camps opening across the Western Hockey League (WHL), Ontario Hockey League (OHL) and Quebec Maritimes Junior Hockey League (QMJHL). From new voices behind the bench to high-profile player moves and rare interleague matchups, the offseason has reshaped rosters and coaching staffs across all three leagues. Here's a look at some of the biggest storylines as clubs prepare for puck drop in September. Stepping Up Behind the Bench Fifteen clubs across the CHL will enter the 2026-27 season with a new head coach. https://twitter.com/MJWARRIORS/status/2083236245313032532?s=20 Out west, five WHL clubs hired new head coaches. The Moose Jaw Warriors

It was a magical first season in Canada’s youngest province. With record first-year attendance records and an entertaining roster, the Newfoundland Regiment took its fans on an exciting ride. And although a few friendly faces have departed this year, the club should remain as tough an out as any in the league. Despite losing its top four scorers, the Regiment can still rely on a number of players that provided strong support last season. Atop that list is Louis-François Bélanger, who was a fixture on a strong power play and averaged a point per game during the club’s postseason run. Alexis Michaud commences his first full season on the Rock following a mid-season deal with Baie-Comeau last year. Tyson Goguen’s intelligent two-way play up the middle will see him deployed in many key situations, while Liam Arsenault’s early results in camp indicate he’s ready to embrace a larger role. The same can be said for sophomore Benjamin Veitch, who put together a stellar performance at the 2026

Vor einigen Wochen wurde David Waschnig im Import Draft der Canadian Hockey League gezogen. Der Wechsel nach Nordamerika schien beschlossen zu sein, doch der Austro-Cracks wird wieder für seinen Heimatverein auflaufen. Baie-Comeau Drakkar sicherte sich die Dienste des 19-jährigen Klagenfurters, der 2024/25 sein ICE-Debüt für die Rotjacken feierte. In der abgelaufenen Spielzeit erzielte er vier […] Der Beitrag David Waschnig: „Habe meine Heimat und den KAC vermisst“ erschien zuerst auf Hockey-News.info - Alle News über das nationale und internationale Eishockey.

Date: 07/01/2026 Player: Johannes Dobrovolny (F) From: EC-KAC To: Baie-Comeau Drakkar Source: You need a free account to view Transfer URL Sign In/Up

Date: 07/01/2026 Player: David Waschnig (F) From: EC-KAC To: Baie-Comeau Drakkar Source: You need a free account to view Transfer URL Sign In/Up

Date: 09/02/2026 Player: Xavier Sabourin (F) From: Victoriaville Tigres To: Baie-Comeau Drakkar Information: Traded Source: You need a free account to view Transfer URL Sign In/Up

Date: 09/02/2026 Player: Zack Miller (F) From: Baie-Comeau Drakkar To: Victoriaville Tigres Information: Traded Source: You need a free account to view Transfer URL Sign In/Up

Date: 09/02/2026 Player: Giovanni Collin (F) From: Baie-Comeau Drakkar To: Blainville-Boisbriand Armada Information: Traded Source: You need a free account to view Transfer URL Sign In/Up

Date: 09/02/2026 Player: Maxime Ly (F) From: Blainville-Boisbriand Armada To: Baie-Comeau Drakkar Information: Traded Source: You need a free account to view Transfer URL Sign In/Up

What was supposed to be a down year in Baie-Comeau last year became an unexpected drop to the very bottom of the QMJHL standings. The Drakkar now set sail on its 30th anniversary voyage prepared to take the first steps back to the top of the standings yet again. Offense, which was at a premium last year, will be by committee. Robin Benoit represents to top returning scorer from last year while a pair of transactions during the off-season bring overagers Brayden Besner and Dominic Pilote into the fold to provide both depth and veteran presence.  Liam Armit will be relied upon to take another step forward after a solid rookie campaign. Among the newcomers up front are 2026 second rounder Bryce Lazare and a trio of Austrians – Jonathan Oschgan, David Waschnig and Johannes Dobrovolny – all chosen in this Summer’s CHL Import Draft. The blue line is anchored by veterans Matthias Gilbert and Drew Allison, while former first round selection Biagio Jr Daniele enters his first full

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Date: 08/27/2026 Player: Enzo Roy (D) From: Lévis Chevaliers To: Baie-Comeau Drakkar Source: You need a free account to view Transfer URL Sign In/Up

Date: 08/27/2026 Player: Bryce Lazare (F) From: Lac St-Louis Lions To: Baie-Comeau Drakkar Source: You need a free account to view Transfer URL Sign In/Up

Für Jonathan Oschgan beginnt ein neues Kapitel seiner noch jungen Karriere. Der 18-jährige Shooting-Star der vergangenen Saison bei den Black Wings Linz wechselte nach Kanada und wird künftig für die Baie-Comeau Drakkar in der Quebec Maritimes Junior Hockey League (QMJHL) auflaufen. Oschgan wurde beim historischen CHL Import Draft als Nummer 20 unter den europäischen Talenten […] Der Beitrag Das nächste Kapitel aufgeschlagen: Youngster Jonathan Oschgan in Kanada angekommen! erschien zuerst auf Hockey-News.info - Alle News über das nationale und internationale Eishockey.

Throughout the summer, we’ll be looking back at the QMJHL careers of our 20-year-old players, who will be moving on to new opportunities next season. Today, we feature the graduating players of the Baie-Comeau Drakkar. Adam Cavallin Cavallin, who holds dual Canadian and British citizenship, was invited to the Drummondville Voltigeurs training camp in 2024 after spending two seasons in the OHL with the Kingston Frontenacs. After a 30-point season in 57 games with Drummondville, he was traded to Val-d’Or in the summer of 2025, but only briefly passed through with the Foreurs, who sent him to Baie-Comeau after just six games. With 28 points, including 18 goals, in 47 games with the Drakkar, Cavallin concludes his QMJHL career with 61 points (36–25) in 110 games. He will join Maryville University in 2026–2027. Shawn Pearson A second-round pick of the Océanic in 2021, Pearson got a five-game audition in Rimouski in 2021–2022 before earning a full-time spo